Geometric drawings
In 2023, geometric patterns will once again become popular in home decor. Use bold graphic patterns on furniture upholstery, wallpaper, carpets and other interior items and surfaces.
Mixing of metals
Gone are the days when metal finishes matched each other. In 2023, it's all about mixing and matching different metals to create an eclectic look. From brass candle holders to silver-plated coffee tables, don't be afraid to mix and match metals!
Natural greens
For all nature lovers and you. This trend has been gaining popularity in recent years. In 2023, we will see more homes with natural elements such as stone fireplaces, natural wood furniture and indoor plants.
Luminaire as a focal point
Light fixtures are no longer just utilitarian; they are becoming works of art in their own right! In 2023, we will see more homes with bright light fixtures such as chandeliers, pendant lights, and floor lamps.
Places of solitude
With more people working from home than ever before, there is a growing demand for dedicated retreats where you can escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life and relax in peace and quiet. In 2023, we'll see more homes with cozy nooks, outdoor oases and home offices in which to relax.
Eco-friendliness
As sustainability becomes more important to homeowners, we are beginning to see more eco-friendly features in homes, such as solar panels, green roofs, wastewater recycling systems and energy-efficient appliances. Natural materials such as stone and wood also emphasize eco-friendly interiors.
Bright colors
Neutral colors goodbye, now bolder colors are in vogue! In 2023, we will see an increase in the use of rich hues, such as gem tones and rich earth tones, throughout the home, from walls to fabrics to accessories.
Vintage
Vintage items with history and character are becoming increasingly popular as homeowners look for ways to add personality and uniqueness to their space. Try mixing the old with the new and adding vintage pieces that pay homage to days gone by.
Multiculturalism
We are also seeing more global influences in design. This includes everything from bright Moroccan tiles and design to Indian textiles and decor. The goal is to create a space that feels unique and exotic. This trend is perfect for those who love to travel or want to bring a piece of the world into their home. If you're looking for ways to add a twist to your space, consider using some of these design elements. Here's an example of multiculturalism - a japan di interior as a mix of national Japanese style and Scandinavian minimalism.
Rich textures
In 2023, we'll see a shift from smooth surfaces to textured materials such as wood finishes, stone accent walls, wool rugs and leather upholstery mixed together to create textured and inviting spaces.
